The episode has arrived 24, this time we will talk about IT Blogs that help us every day to grow in knowledge, Technical blogs in Spanish where we can learn different technologies. A small tribute we pay to their work, in order to share the top.
Starting from the good objective of each one (and each company), We know that we have to have documented everything we can, avoiding having it in our head or when a technician leaves us do not leave us with vital information, yes or yes we all have to document. So what I said, I leave you Matterwiki, which is nothing more than a super simple Wiki, we can use it as a repository and store all our How To's, Tricks, Notes…
In this post, we'll look at another of Elasticsearch's wonderful components, within the Beats packages we will also find a utility that will help us to process and collect metrics from our Windows or Linux computers, known as Metricbeat. We will see how to export these metrics to Logstash to process them and store them in Elasticsearch to later visualize them with Kibana or Grafana!
This post is good for all those who have the need to deploy teams on a massive scale, FOG Project is a tool that remotely deploys computer images, Ideal for enterprise-type scenarios, colleges or universities where in less than 10 minutes we can deploy 40 Equipment, 60, 80… In this first post we will look at the installation of FOG!
I'm going to put this post because of all the requests I've been receiving on how to monitor a Linux server. As obviously depends on the distribution, today we have an example with a Debian and more specifically we will see it on a Raspberry Pi that carries Raspbian. We'll monitor basic metrics like CPU, RAM, Swap Memory, Disks, Network Traffic, Uptime… And in the end we will see something very interesting!
We continue with the series of Veeam Backup posts & Replication 9.5! In this document we will see what a Repository is, what types we have and what we can do with them! It will be one of the first decisions, Where do we store our backups??, But before this we have to be clear about our backup policy!
Very good! I leave you with a document that will be of help to us as long as we want to verify that we have a program running on any computer in our organization. We will see the necessary steps to be able to monitor if a remote computer, whether Windows or Linux, has any process running, and alert us in case of its fall. In addition, if we are interested, we could monitor its CPU or RAM consumption., all this only through SNMP!
One of the great utilities that we usually have installed to control our environment in real time is Nagstamon, This app installed at our kiosks, it will notify us when any monitoring item generates an alert. Integrates seamlessly into the Windows taskbar or anywhere in the workstation, also on computers with MacOS or Linux! We can use it to bypass email alerts if we are interested!
Very good to everyone! I wanted to introduce you to a Cloud platform for our servers, is a company located in Spain, super interesting in pay-per-use prices and especially for the services it offers! I leave you a post where I will try to explain many of the characteristics that make it different from the rest! Meet Clouding.io!
Well, Well… Let's put a little more txitxa in our Nagios, Centreon or whatever we got, We will continue with something very interesting for those who want to monitor more advanced items! We will use a small agent that will be installed on remote Windows or Linux computers, For what? Well, among other things, to execute scripts on these computers. We can run any PowerShell script, Batch, VBScript, Perl… and then read the result of the command and discuss it with Nagios!
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